Kieran Lynn's new play, Bunnies, will play London's New Diorama Theatre from October 23-November 3. When the once beautiful land is blighted by non-native species that reek havoc, including the grey squirrel, the Chinese mitten crab, the Siberian chipmunk, the Topmouth Gudgeon, and even the European rabbit, Stamper, a local farmer, has a solution. The play centers around the farmer's radical attempt to restore his land to its supposed former glory, and the differing reactions of his children.
Kieran Lynn's new play, Bunnies, will play London's New Diorama Theatre from today, October 23-November 3. When the once beautiful land is blighted by non-native species that reek havoc, including the grey squirrel, the Chinese mitten crab, the Siberian chipmunk, the Topmouth Gudgeon, and even the European rabbit, Stamper, a local farmer, has a solution. The play centers around the farmer's radical attempt to restore his land to its supposed former glory, and the differing reactions of his children.
Kieran Lynn's new play, Bunnies, will play London's New Diorama Theatre from October 23-November 3. When the once beautiful land is blighted by non-native species that reek havoc, including the grey squirrel, the Chinese mitten crab, the Siberian chipmunk, the Topmouth Gudgeon, and even the European rabbit, Stamper, a local farmer, has a solution. The play centers around the farmer's radical attempt to restore his land to its supposed former glory, and the differing reactions of his children.
